Procurement – Covid-19

Legal delays lead to £24 million road cost rise

Legal challenges to the £950 million A428 Black Cat to Caxton Gibbet road scheme have let to Skanska being paid an additional £24M by National Highways.

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Landbanks under competition regulator’s spotlight

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has put two ‘working papers’, on housing developer’s landbanks and on planning, out to consultation for feedback on its assessment of the use of landbanks and how new homes are delivered, and on how planning rules may be impacting competition.

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New issue of Construction Law arriving with subscribers

The latest issue of Construction Law is arriving on subscriber’s desks about now, with the regular unique blend of news, reviews and insight from leading construction specialist lawyers and the journal’s own specialist journalists. Below, you can find details about how to join them with a personal subscription.

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Falls from crane lead to fine

Heavy lifting company Osprey Heavy Lift Limited has been fined £24,000 for health and safety offences after two men fell from height during the assembly of a crane.

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Views sought on Scottish housing remediation Bill

The Scottish Parliament’s Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee has launched a public consultation on the Scottish government’s Housing (Cladding Remediation) (Scotland) Bill.

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Major transport projects may not be deliverable, says audit office

The National Audit Office’s (NAO) review of the Department for Transport’s (DfT) spending plans says it may not be able to pay for all of the projects planned under its £41 billion annual budget.

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‘Gold Standard’ for value and net zero in procurement launched

Constructing Excellence and Kings College London have launched an independent verification scheme designed to ensure that Government and the wider public sector adopt urgent recommendations for improved value, reduced risks and achievement of net zero on all their construction projects.

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Economic crime act receives Royal Assent

The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act, which is said to contain the most significant reforms to UK corporate criminal liability in more than a decade, received Royal Assent on 26 October. The government hopes it will lead to a crackdown on economic crime such as corruption, money laundering and fraud said to be costing the UK £350 billion a year.

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Credit insurance bites construction supply chain

The Construction Leadership Council (CLC) has warned that access to insurance is becoming an increasing concern for the supply chain.

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